Capstone and Reporting

Commands only. What each step does, why it is built this way, and the judgment behind it are in the book.

Labs in this chapter

What you'll be able to do

• Run the whole book end-to-end, chaining the four attribution engines into a single evidence graph for one operator.
• Turn evidence into claims, each carrying a statement, a type, its provenance, and a falsifier.
• Set a defensible confidence on every claim by a fixed rule rather than by feel, and state a low-confidence finding honestly as low.
• Assemble a decision-ready report with a bottom line, findings traceable to source, a what-would-change section, and an attribution boundary.
• Grade a report on coverage, provenance, calibration, and the overclaim count, watch a careless report mislead without stating a single false thing, and state where the whole method stops.

CHAPTER 15

Capstone and Reporting

The capstone chains every engine you have built over a single operator into an evidence graph, then produces a decision-ready report where each claim carries a statement, a source, a confidence, and the thing that would prove it wrong.

Written up in the book, commands and all.